Torridon
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Just when you think mountains can’t get any better, you come to Torridon! Flanked by a long sea loch, the red sandstone buttresses of Beinn Alligin, Ben Dearg, Liathach (the highest, (see Liathach)) and Beinn Eighe rise up into arresting outlines. From Little Diabaig you can walk a delightful coastal path to Alligin Shuas, or to Craig (see Sunset from Craig Youth Hostel) . The National Trust runs an informative Countryside Centre with nearby herds of red deer and Highland cattle.
Practical Information
Countryside Centre (01445) 791221 www.nts.org.uk 1 May–29 Sep: 10am–6pm daily Adm
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